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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-10
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ter cool and sweet.

Spiced Oysters, Clarified Lemon
Juice, Durkee's Salad Dressing, Oh
ives, Olive Oil, Capres, Chill Sauce,
Cranberry Sauce, Orange Marina
lade, Mangoes, Tiny Tins, Ginger
Preserves, Prunes, Raisens, Import
ed Scotch Oatmeal, Dat Flakes,
Cracked Wheat, Farina, Manioca,
Fresh Roasted Coffees, consisting of
Jayas, Mocha, Peaberry, Laguyras
and my celebrated Imperial Coffee, a
blended Coffee that has given univer-
sal satisfaction. l keep everything
usually kept in a fr8t-class grocery
store. | buy from the largest hous-
es, east and west, and can sell you
goods that will give you perfect salts
faction as to quality, quantity and
price.
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MONDAY.

Rev a Vaughn preached one OF his ablest
sermons astsunday morning at MONDAY Rev
T Pickett preached saturday morning and sunday
night at the same place,
Boring has the incest piece Of wheat we have
seen some Of our farmers have not commenced
sowing wheat yet
our farmers arevery busy gathering con, cotton,
peas and potatoes and sowing wheat
Sorghum making is over. L L Durham made one
hundred gallons Of ribbon cane syrupfor G b Bent
ley last week Nr Bentley is one OF Cobb's best
farmers.
John Greer expects 10 teach school at Woodstock
noxt year. He is said to be a good teacher and We
know him to be ascleY gentleman
Mrs W Scott and little daughter, of Franklin
county, visited the family Of her father, Dobbs
and other relatives Tor the last three weeks return
ed home last saturday. CRIcKET.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

Corn stockings are the order of the
day
The cotton crop is turning out better
than was expected eally in the fall.
Mir John Barnes is our boss duck
killer, he having killed four at one shot.
There will be considerable moving
about among our people when crops are
gathered.
There will be services at the Baptist
Church on the first Sunday OF each month
instead OF the fourth as heretofore
Why not all our people observe the
National Thanksgiving on the 24th inst.
We are awaiting the announcement of
another wedding with quiet expectancy.
MoUNTaINEER
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SMYRNA,

Mr.. J. B. Kendrck has one OF the best mineral
Springs in Cobb county.
Mrs judah Ruff, widow OF Mr. Martin L. Ruff,
died Nov. 18th, at her son-in-law's, Mr. J. L. Reed
She was noble Christian woman, pure peaceful,
loving and devoted to home and every good work
Her age is about = years.
Mad dog excitement has broken out In our locali-
". We hope all may escape dreadful a malady
Rev j. Chambers is slowly improving.
DR.. j. helms has moved to Atlanta TEL
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Cotton Seed.
GuanO Notes.

The Notes for Guano sold by Mad
dox, Rucker & Co., through L. S.
Cox, are now past due, and in my
hands for collection. This week will
be the last on which you can take
advantage Of the cotton option !:
therefore it will be to your interest
to improve the time, and settle. |
am now in the market for Cotton
Seed and will take all offered thas
week. Do you want Flour cheap, if
so call and see me. New Orleans
open kettle syrup 50cts gallon.
Notes and accounts Tor Provisions
are now due and you will save the
cost OF collection by settling within
the next ten days
W. A. MoCREA.
Marietta, Ga.
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All goods delivered free.
Yours Truly,
A Y LEAKE-
TERW0RKS.

There is a growing sentiment among our
people in favor of waterworks. 1t is being
frequently discussed on our streets, and
many arg Of the opinion some action ought
to be taken to test the matter By popular
vote. A plant could be constructed in
Marietta, 1t is thought, al cost from thirty
to forty thousand dollars, which would place
mains leading ont on all the public streets
for one mile or more. Two places have
been suggested for the erection of the ma
ehinery and reservoir old fort hill Oh
Lawrence street and kennesaw mountain
We are not prepared to give facts as to
which is the most available and economical
point. 1t is something our city needs and
the future growth of our town depends on it,
and the way we make it. Nature has done
a great deal for our lovely and healthy city.
but man must supplement nature work and
supply it with all the modern conyeniences
and facilities that will make it the ideal
town in North Georgia We have urged
this matter before, and we trust some action
will be taken to inaugrate this important
measure
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Lemon Cake.

One and half pounds of sugar,
half pound of butter, FIVE eggs,
whites and yolks beaten separately,
half, pint of milk, in which dissolve
one teaspoonful of soda, grated rind
and juice Of one lemon, one and half
pounds Of -four, mixed with one and
a half teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar,
cream, the butter and sugar, add the
yolks, and beat well till smooth, stir
in the milk, the lemon and the
whites, whisking steadily, then sift
in the -four as lightly as possible,
beat to smooth light batter, and
bake in buttered pans, in a moderate
oven, about half an hour. Ice with
rose or vanilla icing.
We make a speciality of Kennedy's
Fine Crackers.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Glass
ware, Crockery, Hardware, etc.
HUNT & co.
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Cream Sauce.

White of two eggs, one cup full of
powdered or fine granulated sugar,
one wine glass full of sherry, or 9th
er wine, the rind of one half orange,
or lemon. Beat whites to froth,
add the sugar by degrees, Just be-
fore serving stir in the hot cream,
then the fruit juice and wine.
Fine Sugar-cured Hams, Break
fast Bacon, Shoulders, Lard, Flour,
Meal and all staple Groceries, always
fresh and nice.
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ID +. McCIatchy.
u. +. NJ CLATCHY. IL. 7. BAILEY.
TIE MARIETTA
MARBLE WORKS.

McClatchy & Bailey, little more
than two years ago, opened up
marble yard in Marietta. The bust
ness has grown beyond our most san
guine expectations, till within the
last few months we have had large
orders waiting from some Of the
largest cities in the South. We now
have several agents who send us or
ders almost every day, ana a number
of hands constantly employed finish
ing up work. 1Ir. Bailey as q sculp-
tor has no equal in the South. There
is now in the yard ready for ship
meut. monuments from SIS to $500.
Would be glad to have any person
interested to call and examine be-
fore they are shipped. We have no
agents in Marietta Any kind OF
work done in marble or granite.
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The President and His Wife

On their Southern tour meet with
the attention and courtesy from the
people due the Chief Magistrate Of
a great and powerful government.
A regular Georgia welcome awaits
them. The great Exposition cordial
ly invites everybody to come, but
whether we go or stay, there is one
fact Of which we need not to be re-
minded, and that is McClatchy has
his store chock full of goods, and at
prices that makes them sell. They
are bought to sell and must go. Best
New Orleans Syrup, new crop
fresh Mackerel in kits or half barrel,
0llra and Tomatoes, Tomatoes and
Cor soup, something new, Crackers
the best and freshest, fresh Cheese,
Hams, all the canned goods, Sardines,
HOLSTERS, Doviled Ham, Canned
Tongue, Roast Beef, Fresh Buck
wheat, Dat Meal, Bulk Meat, Ten
nessee Butter, all the best Baking
Powder, fine lot OF Fancy Candies,
fresh stick candies, Raisins, Prunes.
Come and buy hanging Lamp for
your sitting room, handsome and
cheap, a new lot. Headquarters for
all kinds Of Lamps and lamp fixtures,
(chimnies, wicks and burners
Some new styles in orockery covered
dishes, vegetable dishes, extras, etc
A big lot from a butter plate to a
turkey dish or soup-tureen. Now is
your time to buy your crockery, cake
stands and ornamental dishes. You
once see them you are sure 20 buy.
Toilet and Laundry Soaps. A box
with three cakes Of toilet soap and
wash-rag takes the cakes. Soap for
everybody, pure CASTLE and best
Laundry. Large cakes of Laundry
Soap ? for a nickel. Knives and
forks, carving knives and forks, big
bargain. Shoes for big, little, old
and young, children's school shoes,
common sense easy shoes, and re-
member bought TO sell. Big stock,
can't afford to keep them on hand.
Grass Seed of all kind, Glover seed,
seed Rye, Garden Seeds, Fresh Tur-
nip seed, Paints and Oil OF all kinds.
Am agent for the Paint Factory in
Atlanta, which put up the best mix
ed paints with a positive assurance OF
durability. Graining colors, Paint
Brushes, Yarnish Brushes, White
wash brushes, the best wiling inks.
Now in one short column of a news
paper, you couldn't expect US to
enumerate half the articles we have
in stock, and you are in constant
need of. We can only ask you to
call around and inspect the stock.
Try some Pineapple preserves, or
canned pineapple grated and in syr-
up, very fine. Dessicated cocoanut,
apple-butter. Just the place to buy
nice lunch to carry with you to the
exposition. Our motto is to furnish
best quality Of goods at lowest mar
ket prices and endeayor and always
to please our customers. A pleased
customer always the best advertise
ment. Fine Northern apples, fresh
Fish and Oysters, with celery, almost
every day. Give us your orders.
ID L. Mel IatChy.
u. F. NJ CLATCHY. II. 7. BAILEY.
rlEyEN NJ q z rEirr,rIr q
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DUE WEST.

-MARRIED-- On the 9th inst at the resi-
dence of the brides father Mr.. John G.
Mohon, Mr., James Brooks and Miss Mary
Mohon, R. Whitworth officiating. Good
luck to you, jim and MolHe
Mrs. Mahala Goodwin, of Sand Noun.
tain, is visiting her children here
Mrs. Williams and Mrs Green have re-
turned from their visit to Collinsville, Ala.
AMOR
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Sanchn Panza

said God bless the man who invented
sleep If YOU will Try Chipmans Liver
Pills you win invoke Che same blessing
All cases of Sick-Headaehe, Malaria, or
Dyspepsia speedily give way to them. Try
them and see. Sold by all druggists.
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Sweet Potato Souffle,

One pint Sweet Potato pulp, three
gills of ice cream or milk, sugar to
taste, one wine rglassful of wine, if
liked, grated rind of an half orange,
one half teaspoontul of vanilla sugar,
or extract, yolks of four eggs, whites
of five eggs, piece of butter the size
of walnut. Boil enough sweet po-
tatoes to yield one pin. of pulp. Dry
we'll and press through a sieve, add
the butter, cream, sugar and flavor
ing. When cool, stir in the we'll
beaten yolks Of the eggs, and then
lightly whisk in the whites, beat to
the stiffest possible froth. Pour into
a buttered dish, cover the top with
fine macarooni, or sponge cake
crumbs, if convenient. Bake in rath-
er quick oven, and serve at once with
the following
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-10

If you Want Good Article
Or PLUG TOBACCO ask your dealer for
"OLD RIP"
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GROCERIES,,

Sugars, Coffees, Syrup, Flour, Bacon,
Tobacco, &c. Also Crockeryware,
Glassware, and some Hardware.
Call and see me before you buy
elsewhere, and l will offer you such
inducements as will make it to your
interest to trade with me. I've got
the Goods and am bound to sell
them.
Those indebted to me
are requested to come forward and
make immediate payment or their
accounts will be placed out for col
lection.
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s.rorerIes

srrW-Pirc white. J'ir OF white. C'Sa
Csc. yellow clarified, Ufi',c. open kettle,
5',tli'ir refined \, 90, standard rmnu.
lated. ss, plantation guuulntrd 80. pow
tered. Z -. rut lulf 1'ir steady.
Eirr-Louisiana, 5ftd,i Carolina, GgG8r,
strung.
C,Npu. Sticks. an .lc.. In boxes, pals
and barrels. ''s"nT fancy assorted, j'tt ihc;
firm.
sp,rs ,Np C,Nutr-s'ar 3@''5c; can.
dlCs. iull weight, s'wr
JUusr New York factory. ~ full cream.
i1Hl3'sc Young America, ilc.
turrrr=t Common, 1910. ordinary, on "a
@1,c. fair 2i4m2Ac. prime Rio, 80 4c,
choice 10 fancy, 2i'.@2tG uldgoycrnmcnt
hHl'c, quiet
sacks fine. a 3jdi a. coarc. ~ tOai ~.
pockets. blclDhcl, - -, mixed, barrels,
$40 IN mixed, 2t@1c.
C,NNrp Goop.-piuc apples 81 2i@l ~.
r,arhcs pounds. standard ~ % . pounds,
standard. IL 81, seconds. n 5t Tomatoes,
. pounds. standard. simi ~. pounds,
standard. a aitoi %. Strawberries, - ~
Raspborrios. Al ~ llurkbcrrirs - timt ~
Grrcu cages % 5itti 81. rcau, a 1909 ~
rlums n uitti -. Asparagus, e. 7bdi -
Grcru corn, a 2iHl o. GUcn peas, 81 %
~ ~. Cove ot strr-, iull weight, pound. a..
pounds ~ Niai 1E light weight pound
GhGis . pounds slmi IN. Condensed
milk. Crown, - 5ttti si Elglc ~ -; Swiss,
g. "a salmon. s. - Arliucs. 81 ~ mus.
tnrl aUiinc., as -. Mackcrcl, u ~, herring
migkcrcl - 2,
Mot,ssrs-truisinna iair. Ca. choice new.
hlr new prime. ~, centrifugal, fancy $50
49, common tu lair 1a2,' prime to choice,
ipaih,, very FIRM,
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mansehnId snnnIIe-.

Kentucky stock. s1Nl per hrl.
New York, - 2ia1ho, dried apples. i'sW6'sc
Prr pnund from store. Dried peaches. ~ "a
I'll De- irpW store.
NrUu,ufu Onions. A. 53d3 per hrl.
AZ - pr hu. Cabbage Northern, SOLO per
iU kmut=lhrrls, ~ 1ttp. halt barrels
SAL 30. earliest per 100
i,Ntrs-Barrcls VI 5O9i %, half barrels,
flhi 10
IUus=Soancc VI 2i62lc
Furu-omngrs, SNd3 90 per box, sG@7
per brl Lemons, s1ttj IS per box. bananas.
~ 1'2 ~ per bunch
Nru-toguanuts. ~ pcr 100. Peanuts
Virginia Dr. Tennessee. farmers stock so
&C.. wasted, 3 sc higher SHIELDED, loo. rccans
-lDNls, Tmtuc.
hrlNs-l.ondon layers. o. Layers, g. 70.
California A. ~.
brttrH. -lluitcrinc, ihc. creamery $50
oigi dairy lsa2lc, country butter, ihttaOc.
POULTRY Chickens Spring, " jOtt2 ~,
h'n' = &92 %. turkeys, s0y9, DRESSED
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Miscellaneous.

BiGGNC--6iS@7kc
TIEs-Sl 20al y.
SHoT-Dror 81 IS; buck, 81 co.
IEAD-0c.
Nyus-Iron, - i5M2 %. steel, - 35S2 40.
PowDEn-keg., -; hall kcgs, - 49, quar-
ter keys, - -.
Ton,cco-Common, 25@J)c; other grades,
$50, Sic.
WmsKY--Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, lcnnc see WHISTLES,
according Ia age and make. common whisky,
nuttA ~. according % proof.
SNUPF-Garnrt-, SO So lialph's, $40 -;
railroad. - -. Gail q Az. -.
Coat Ou.-Primc white, wholesale lots, To-
per gallon.
WooI-Burry grease wool, uuwashcd, 1874
lsc; clear grease wool. 2id2i, bury washed,
2or5l"; tub washed, jgajjc.
EEEWAN-2lr.
TAItEw-}H3iFo.
Illprs-Dry hint. No. I. l31l3i!r; No. .,
ipHlO'sc. dry sailed. s"ira. green saltcd,
No l. G'lh,7c; No. =, 5'sr grccn, i@5c;
shccpskins, iigasl.
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Hoo Pgopucrs Advancing; mess pork.
Sil 80, sugar cured hams, II tmli 'bc, break
fast bacon, il's@i2c. clear sides, ha'
con, nominal; clear rib sides, bacon, nomi-
nal. long clear bacon nominal. bacon shout
dcr-, nominal, bulk pork, clear -idc, 51,6t
nc. clear rib sides iism1ssc, long clear,
7ifG5 .c. shoulder. 5isc
L,Rp-1rcpc-, 5i,C half brls, 5ACt
&c. ~. 5isa7,sc; choice kettle, s'lmsA .r,
advancing.
Fiu-M ackcrcl. half barrels. NJ. I, a. W.
Nn. .. a. ~ No 3 ~ ~ i0lb kit No /,
~ ~. No. ., a 10 No .. 81 u1. Dry her.
ring, family. ~ per box
riDs frn-larrcl., - ~, half barrels,
81 IS. keys, ~ ~.
FHr-u Mr,rs-Choicr beef headquarters.
Gd1r. furc1uirtors, G6tiC second grade
headquarters, O.. iorcVuarirrs, - common
hiudgulrior- 2'ic fontquAricr', ic. sheep.
e.. Hog, lie
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. nond. mud s,oc,.s.

Nrv Noug. Nov. 25.- Money on call loaned
at ~ tn 10 per cent, closed offered at o per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange dull aud rather heavy
ut ass, for sixty day bills aud 1885,. for
demand
The total salcs Of stocks today were PSI, s.
rs shares.
Government bonds were dull aud steady
State bonds were dull aud steady.
The stock market today as has been the
custom during thc week hal new leader
To show the upward way, but the net result
ul the days dealing wa disappointing to
the bulls and almost equally ~ to the bears
u was dull all day long. aud though firm
| during thc grvatcr part ~ the day, demon
| STATIONS advanced The list in the early
morning aud toward the close ucutulilcd
the gains in majority IT the general lit.
Iailrud bonds were dull hut firm sales.
| $1,000 closing quotations
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news.
CLOUDY.
STILL raining.
BUSINESS dull.
QUIET on the cvcc.
LOTS OF mud on the landing.
ARKANSAS river is rising ut Fort Smith.
TnE Dakotah is overdue from 81. Louis.
The Chickasaw is announced to leave here
this evening for White river
DUNNO the twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here rose one inch
TnE Helena Is due from New Orleans She
has 200 tons Of sugar and molasses for this
port.
TmE War Eagle, Capt. T. L. Davidson,
should pass here today ON her way TO ST.
Louis.
IT l. said that the Hudson will enter the
Memphis aud Nicksburg trade rs a weekly
packet.
THE War Eagle should arrive here this
morning. She has 1000 sacks Of cotton seed
and 100 bales Of cotton for this port
THE Lee line steamers are behind time
again. They will probably be here 10 leave
this evening for the lower and upper coasts.
JouNNY GLNsuY and Charley Parish, two
Of the best pilots on the river, are doing the
circular work on the Kansas City transfer
steamer Charles Merriam.
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good ordinary 5d; low middlng, > j-l0d;
good mlddling, 59id; middling uplands,
0l6d, midlling Orleans, b,sd
Futures opened steady, aud closed quiet
aud steady, ns follows
IThc prices are given in pence and 0iths,
thus; 90 means Gj-6idi and D Ol means
l-Gld.l
At4 y. M. November . sd, sellers; No
ycmbcrDcccmbcr, SD, buyers, December
january, 33d, buyers; January February,
. sd. sellers; Fcbruary.March, 8 SD, buy
cr, Mnrch.April, . Bod, sellers; April May,
sd, sellers; MayJunc, ) 3ol, sellers, june
July, aid, sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending November % 1887:
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chickens 81 75d2 30; turkeys s@lOc per
NJ; ducks, - 5iGi3 geese, $50.
Porirol>-Firm, selling at s0d0Oc per bu,
- joa2 20 per bril- sweet potatoes 81 5O92
pei bil.
CIoER-Ncw York, 50 5Oper brl and So 80
per half brl.
NNEGAR-Per gallon l0Gl5c.
GNNR-Quail, 81 2jdl 10 per dozen;
squirrels, 81 2jHtl 80 per dozen. Ncnison-
Whole deer, Iod5c; saddles Sttl0c. Wild
ducks, 81 Ia - per dozen. Rabbits, 81 5Dg
! 10 per dozen. Prairie chickens, s. per
lnlon.
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lIW-Choicc. from store 0lc; ear load
from lcycc or depot, SlGdl7; prime store
s1fr,ic, car load from lcycc or depot, Sltfo
49, prairie from store, jOc; car load from
lcvcr or depot, -.
BHNN-Fnm store, sj@9Jc; from lcycc or
depot, go 7iHi1.
ConN-frum store, white, use; mixed h3c;
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk, Em i,c,
IN sks., hlci2c, mixed, Ia bulk, asa iic, Ia
sks. dOftiic.
ONrs-Frum store. white, 3sc mixed, So;
from lcycc or depot, white, in bulk, 81;
In sks, Jic; mixed, in bulk, JiisG31c; In
| AXIS. ylr
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ITCHING SKIN DISEASES
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Cutlcura.

U'REATMENT -- A warm bath with Cr1lcUnA
i soar, aud single application Of CuticrHA.
the great skin Cum. This repeated daily, with two
or three doses OF CuuCrHA RiSoLyENT. the New
lllood Purifier 90 keep the blood cool the pcrspir-
ton pure and unifriiatng the bowels open. the
liver aud kidneys active, VIII speedily cure Esrc.
ma. letter, klngwOrm, Psoriasis. lichcn. rruritus
Scalllicad. Dandrun aud every species Of Itching.
scaly aud Pimply lumoni Of the scalp and skin
when all other remedies faiL
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GENERAL MARKET.
Ilrea,lstuTs.

CoRv Mru-sandard - so, pearl, 90 80
roller A. Gi. higher
BrANs- Navy, - Joa2 -.
oar MENL-n hall brls, seas 30 from
store.
ffnrR-From store. common. 81 81 fam,
ily, - 90. choice. - -. fancy, ~, extra fam
cy 3. - ps;.i,i, - 80. ,s,y strong.
CRACKERS -Soll extra. &C.. soda, treble OK
ira, iisc; ginger snaps j's 90 ~; assorted
jumblcs, iOr.
CR,cErD WutNr-ln half brls, 81 . from
store.
IloWyY AND Gntr-Fr,m store 1893 -.
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Spots opened steady aud closed steady
middlinr. iu'sc. Sales TO- bales. Quota
tiuus wcw as follows Ordinary, '',c, Fooi
ordinary, . 3iOc; low middlInN 10 L., mid
ding, 1870, good middlinr, ioAci mid
ding fair n 5lGc. fair n ii.iGc.
Fuups opened firm aud closed barrel,
steady, us follows November iOl7@iO ~
December ioiL January iob2@io@
February, 1000 April, lO73WiO5l, May
10 5pdiuso. July iongloo2 August
iO.W@iOp7 saig. ilaujl bales
New York cotton statement Tor week end
ing November -, is,i.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady. middling, o 0.lJc. Sales 4, ~
bales, including Loo yesterday OF which
/, 100 to exporters and 5000 to spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal gnod ordinary s0lGc;
low middlng. . 5-lGc, middliug, 0.iGg good
middling, . j.iGc; middling fair, lol.ci fair,
nominal
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Ga,s CNrrE-Choicc. 3t,@3isc: good,
2iss.gr. fair Ia medium. oaii.c. .rll,
lnwag., i@i 'sc. feeders, light, 3,a2c; heavy,
21h2i.c
II5as-Choicc. i'ici good, ii4oi'ic; cont
mon. Ii,GI'.c
SnEEr-Choicc, SIC; medium, 3@3ac;
common, simi 20.
L,Nw-Chnicc, $; common TO good, per
head "A Jl.tg.
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable CutiCuRA RENrDfIs have
done my child ~ much rood that feel like saying
this ioT the bcncht Oi those who are troubled With
kin disease. My little girl was troubled with ic.
kcma and tried several doctors aud medicines.
but did not do her any good until u.od the CUrt.
euHA REMEDIES. which speedily currd her fir
which owe yuu many thanks and many nights II
rest ANTON HUSSiMEIi, EDtNuuHUT, IND.
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wrrglY cnrfoN srArrNTNr.

WEEKLY COTTON rrAfEMlNf.
Receipts at Memphis Tor the week ending
November -, il,ial bales, as against l2,3sl
bslc' same week last year since September
1, 3SJOis bales, against 32s, jls bales same
time last year.
shipments Tor the week, 2a,O,7 bales, ~
against - SIS ha,cs SAME week last yriG
since September /, 2ls,G1 bales, Us against
isiiS bales same ,imc last ycar Wees
sales 2loul llss; oXport,rs, l2,ijo aud
,pinncn, s.ajo bales.
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Tho spot market opened very steady aud
closed firm. middlug. Csc. sales. li.25O
ualcs Quotations Vccns follows Ordinary,
: Sc. good ordinary sac. low middliuF, Csc.
middling csc. good middlinF lor.
Futures opcucd firm and closed steady
~ follows November nominal. nrccm.
her. p5sap7n January, Oo0apDl, Feb.
runry, iOu2mio0g. March, iolI, April,
10 aS@iO ~. May, 10 BaiO37. June, lOlsm
iols. July io''Wioa,, August 1920
1855 Sales. Gs,1O0 bales.
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Muiu-Nlodcraic drmpni, ~ 10 1879
hands high, Sia5tij0 lji4 to ~ hands high,
SiiNrrtSi
lIuEsr.-Mudcratc demand: drivers. SlO0
ala, heavy draft sarr saddle, ;l2in2un
extra saddle, s2uldJpi plug, Sl0g'j;
Texas ponies stiGurl
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TETTER OF THE SCALP.

was almost prrfocily bald. caused by letter Of
the top At the ssnlp. fused your CuTiCunA RIM
uua about Xix weeks aud they curd my scalp per
fcrily, aud now my hair Is coming back a. thick
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